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6 Steps To Picking Profitable Adsense Keywords
Knowing how to find the best keywords for use in your Adsense ads is not a straightforward process. Finding and implementing high profit, low competition keywords in your ads really is the trick for making Adsense payoff big.
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Fewer Ads, Fewer Clicks?
You’ve probably noticed by now that Google has started to automatically change the number of ads in your ad units. If they see that most people are clicking on just one ad, they’re going to take out the others and leave you with just that one highest-earning link.
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Smart Pricing
At the last AdSense webinar, one issue that barely raised its head above the parapet was Smart Pricing. It was mentioned. But little more than that.
That’s a shame because Smart Pricing is probably the most underrated issue concerning AdSense. Few factors have greater influences on our earnings... and few are as tough to track or as hard to control.
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Section Targeting: Have You Been Sectioned Yet?
At the last Google Webinar, there was some discussion about Section Targeting. I haven’t seen much discussion of this topic on the forums so I guess that means that either everyone is using it and understands what it can do... or that most people are ignoring it and missing an opportunity.
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The Power Of AdSense Forum
Those of you who have been following the various AdSense forums -- and that's everyone, right? -- will have noticed that Google has been making a couple of little changes: Four ads are back in the ad units instead of two; and the latest themed ad unit (the one with the cute dogs for the Chinese New Year) didn't override our ad settings and put borders back where there shouldn't be any, like the previous themes did.
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$1,458,92 in 18 days with AdSense?
Can you generate $1,458,92 in 18 days
with Google AdSense Program? John Tulus
is one of these guys making $200 per day
with AdSense. Find out how ...
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Smart Pricing Killing Your AdSense Earnings?
When Google first started, you basically just earned a certain percentage of whatever the AdWords advertiser was paying per click. It was pretty simple. If the advertiser paid $1.00 per click and if you as a publisher were earnings 50% of that, you made $0.50. Easy. Google started to realize, though, that all clicks were not created equal. Clicks from some sites were more valuable than others, at least that’s what they figured. So they came up with an alogorithm, a mathmatical equation for determining how valuable your AdSense account, sites and pages are, and use that equation to determine what percentage you get per click.
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